WordPress

If you are reading this you are seeing the new incarnation of rachelandrew.co.uk which is now running on WordPress. I have to say how impressed I am with the simplicity of the WordPress install and the ease with which it imported all of the Movable Type posts and comments.

I’ve also redesigned, with a colour scheme to match my hair. I still have some stuff I want to do with this design however I wanted to get away from the spam attracting machine that is Movable Type.

This entry was posted on Sunday, September 26th, 2004 at 9:43 pm and is filed under On life in general. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

8 Responses to “WordPress”

  1. mlota says:

    Hi Rach,

    Congratulations on the new design, looks great! Keep up the good work

  2. Alastair says:

    I just discovered your site a day before the new design was launched. When the design was updated the next day I thought “Wow, she updates her page design every day?! That’s impressive”. Of course I now realise you don’t but it’s still an impressive site. I’m enjoying your php/MySQL tutorials in Practical WebDesigner magazine which lead me here. Thanks for the fresh design. I really like it.

  3. Mike Jones says:

    Lovely leafs… or is that leaves?

    You may want to handcode a one-item RSS files that tells people subscribed to your old feed that its moved. I only found out because I noticed bloglines had a [!] next to your feed.

    Also, please make this comment box bigger!

  4. DJ says:

    wow, this is nice! and you say you are not a designer.. poo pooo. this is very nice

  5. Lenny says:

    Ummm… Great design… Congrats! ;-)

  6. Vertor says:

    Real cool design… Congrats!

  7. Wow! Very Impressive! Keep it up!

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